Have you been able to determine why it's stuck in an infinite loop? That would be a better long-term solution. In the meantime I think you can do top -H to see individual threads but I don't know how easy/difficult it is to pick out which one is running Lua.
-MC
Looks like simple one, but I can't figure it out if there a way to stop a lua script invoked via luarun which is stuck in an infinite loop and won't terminate itself? Of if we can come up with a way to monitor the thread and stop it?
Thanks,--Muhammad Naseer Bhatti
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